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Please help me create a professional, print-ready photo booth template for Puget Sounds. The finished print canvas must be exactly 4×6 inches in portrait orientation (1200×1800 pixels at 300 DPI). This describes the orientation of the overall print. Separately, the individual photo windows inside the print have their own orientation. Unless I explicitly request otherwise, recommend and use three portrait-oriented photo windows, meaning each window is taller than it is wide. Do not use horizontal or landscape photo windows simply because they fit inside the portrait print. Before designing anything, ask me these five questions in one short message: 1) Do I want the recommended three portrait-oriented photo windows, or a different combination of three or four photos and portrait or landscape windows? 2) What is the event, theme, and color palette? 3) What exact names, date, wording, or hashtag should appear? 4) What visual style should match the event—such as an invitation, logo, flowers, colors, or another inspiration image? 5) Are there any must-use or must-avoid design details? After I answer, summarize my choices before generating. In that summary, state the overall print orientation and the individual photo-window orientation separately. Create one complete 4×6 portrait template. Extend the background fully to every edge and keep important text and photo windows at least 45 pixels from every outside edge. Make every photo opening a clean, straight rectangular shape that can be accurately reproduced in Fiesta. Do not place decorative artwork inside the photo openings. If the openings have visible borders, make each border exactly equal in thickness on all four sides. Do not allow artwork, shadows, or text to overlap the openings or their borders. Check every name and date carefully. Before delivering the design, confirm the number of photo windows, whether they are portrait or landscape, and that all borders are evenly sized.